The origination of the company goes back to 1982 when the company named Control Video Corporation (CVC) was created by Steve Case. Then after this, in May of 1985 after some events and investments from companies such as BellSouth, CVC changed their name to Quantum Computer Services with the hope of getting ride of all the bad things that CVC had linked to its name. The first creation of Quantum which goes line in line with AOL Time Warner right now was Q-link. It was a service for the Commidore 64. It was just like AOL with a live service that was used for chatting, news, sports, etc. Then finally the premiere of the name we all know today, AOL, was brought out on October 2, 1989, when Apple Link changed its name to America Online.
             After the date of October 2nd, AOL was one of the non stop products offered by Quantum that kept building and upgrading. Today we are at AOL 8.0 and the first version of AOL for DOS was introduced on February 1991. Then finally Octob
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